Aula F87 Pro Gaming Keyboard, Tri-Mode BT5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C Hot-Swappable RGB Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Gasket Mount, 4000mAh, for Windows/Mac Gamer & Typists（LEOBOG Nimbus Switch V4）
$7.99
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Product description
1 Hot Swappable
2 Pre-lubed Switch
3 Gasket Structure
Do I need special software to control the RGB lighting, key settings, and macros?
Yes. Dedicated software allows full control over macros, per-key RGB, and profiles. Please search for “F87 Pro driver download” on the official aulastar website to get the latest version.
Is the keyboard compatible with Mac and how do I switch between operating systems?
Yes, it supports Windows, Mac, and iOS. Press FN + R to switch the layout to Mac mode (ensuring Command/Option keys work). Press FN + W to return to Windows mode.
Is the F87 Pro truly hot-swappable? What types of switches can I install?
Absolutely. It features a 5-Pin Hot-Swappable PCB. You can easily swap the switches with almost any 3-pin or 5-pin mechanical switch (e.g., Cherry, Gateron, Akko) without soldering.
As a gamer, how do I prevent accidentally minimizing my game by hitting the Windows key?
Yes, you can lock the Windows key to prevent interruptions. Simply press FN + WIN to lock it. Press the same combination again to unlock it.
How do I factory reset the keyboard if I encounter connection or lighting issues?
It is simple. Press and hold FN + ESC for about 3 seconds until the backlight flashes. This restores the keyboard to factory settings and solves most connection issues.
VERSATILE TRI-MODE & MULTI-DEVICE SWITCHING – Streamline your workflow by connecting up to 5 devices at once. Effortlessly toggle between secure Bluetooth 5.0 (3 channels for Laptop/iPad/Phone), high-speed 2.4GHz wireless, and USB-C wired modes. Whether you are gaming on Windows or typing on macOS/Android, this wireless mechanical keyboard ensures a stable, reliable connection across all your tech ecosystems.
4000mAh BATTERY & PBT KEYCAPS – Built for endurance. Equipped with a massive 4000mAh battery, enjoy up to 266 hours of use (lights off) or extended runtime with RGB on. The durable, oil-resistant PBT keycaps prevent shine and fading over time, ensuring a consistent grip. Includes smart auto-sleep mode to maximize battery life on this powerful rechargeable mechanical keyboard.
ELIMINATE SHAKE & NOISE FOR PRECISION – Tired of clacky keyboards and case resonance? The Gasket Mount mechanical keyboard and 5-layer sound-dampening system eliminate the hollow sounds and stabilize the plate, ensuring zero vibration even under rapid-fire key presses. The result is a consistent, professional “thocky” sound and a stable platform, allowing you to focus purely on the game.
HOT-SWAPPABLE & DYNAMIC RGB SIDE LIGHTS – The hot-swappable PCB fits all 3-pin/5-pin mechanical switches, allowing for effortless customization without soldering. Features 16.8M colors, 16 preset RGB backlight modes, music sync, and unique side-edge ambient light strips. A visually stunning custom keyboard perfect for personalizing your setup.
COMPACT 80% TKL LAYOUT & MACRO SOFTWARE – The classic 80% mechanical keyboard (87-key TKL) design saves desk space for sweeping mouse movements while retaining essential arrow keys. Use Windows software to program complex macros and custom lighting. Note for Mac Users: The keyboard functions perfectly on macOS (typing & media keys), but the macro customization software is currently Windows-only.
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Ramses –
Switches are 5 pin only
This is the hot swappable keyboard you want, but before deciding to purchase it. You do need to download a Aula F87 program to mess with the RGB. The switches by the way sound and feel squishy like almost pressing down a marshmallow with a nice light clicking noise.
Tyler Pulchtopek –
Give this kebyoard a try.
Great looking and functioning keyboard for one the rgb and re-mapping software is easy to use, switches sound better than my keychron brown switches. I had the aula HE f68 before this and really liked it but I prefer a 75%. Has easily become my new favorite keyboard
WJCarpenter –
Substantial AND versatile
Let me start by saying I’m not one of those “keyboard nuts” who drive up the price of good keyboards for the rest of us. But I do have some things I like/want in my keyboard. I’m a software developer.The first thing that surprised my about this keyboard was its weight in the box. That’s a good clue about how solid it is. Besides the weight, the packaging and documentation were really well-done. It includes a card with most of the special features outlined on it (in English and Chinese); you can easily slip this under the keyboard for later reference.The package even includes a loose-fitting plastic cover the the keyboard, if you are obsessive about keeping the cracker crumbs out. :-)This is a ten-keyless (TKL) layout, and the key spacing is the same as other TKL and full size keyboards. It’s significantly quieter than other mechanical keyboards I’ve used over the years (which should be a relief to other people in my house). The pressing of keys feels great to my fingers. The style and color scheme of the keycaps is attractive.I like that this keyboard has 3 connection modes. I normally use it connected by a USB cable (included), but it can also connect via Blueooth or an included 2.4ghz USB dongle. That means that it’s trouble-free for me to quickly switch to using this keyboard with another device (for example, for the rare times when I prefer to enter text in my TV streaming box). It also has software switching of behavior between Windows, Android, Mac, and iOS environments.There is one thing that is a big disappointment for me. The included keycaps are completely opaque. The backlighting on the keyboard shines around but not through them. I typically work in a somewhat darkened room, so I need that through-the-keys illumination. I swapped in a key from another keyboard, and the light came though as expected, so I guess I could remedy this by swapping out all of the keys, which seems like a shame. The included function keys also do not include the standard multimedia markings; for that is only a small loss since I seldom use them that way.
L. Wright –
This is the best keyboard for the money I’ve ever had. Period.
For the price, this is the most complete mechanical keyboard I’ve owned.Build quality is excellent. The case is a solid block of aluminum with no flex, and the matte finish resists fingerprints well. Total weight with batteries is about 2.2 lbs, so it stays planted on the desk. Out of the box it came with linear red switches (pre-lubed) that are smooth and reasonably quiet for office use.Connectivity has been flawless. I keep it on 2.4 GHz for my desktop (zero noticeable latency in games), Bluetooth 5.0 for my work laptop, and flip to wired USB-C when I want to charge and play at the same time. Battery life is genuinely impressive; I’m at three weeks of 6–8 hours per day with RGB at 30 % brightness and it still shows 40 % remaining.Typing feel is very good. The gasket-mount design plus the factory case foam and plate foam give it a soft, slightly deeper sound than most budget boards. Keycaps are decent PBT doubleshot with crisp legends that haven’t shown shine yet.Software is basic but functional: you can remap keys, record simple macros, and adjust RGB patterns. I don’t need more than that.At this price point I was expecting obvious corners cut somewhere, but I honestly can’t find them. If you want a solid tri-mode board with hot-swap, aluminum case, and good wireless performance without spending $150+, this one delivers. Very happy with it.
Max –
Solid Small Foot Print Keyboard
For some reason my review of this keyboard isn’t posting but here goes try number three. This is a nice membrane mechanical keyboard that I used exclusively for a week at home. It reminded me of the old school Dell keyboards we used to bang on at work years ago because of the shape and spacing of the keys. That’s where the similarities end. This is far superior to those old warhorses in every way.Connectivity is instantaneous for 2.4g and wired but I had to monkey with Windows a bit to get the BT to work properly. Windows for the most part had no issues with it. The software is easy to use (once you find it)and the kids had fun setting up the RGB. Typing is soft, quiet and accurate on this whether your gaming or working. The legs are a nice addition if lying flat doesn’t work well for you. This is a sturdy, well built, solid feeling keyboard. Its heavier but not a brick if you use it on your lap. It ships with a couple of spare keys and a puller which seems to be the standard these days. Overall this is a pleasant keyboard to use daily.